Can these specs run Skyrim?

[sup3r]

GPU: Geforce GT 610
CPU: Intel(R) Pentium(R) D CPU 2.80GHz
Memory:2.00 GB RAM
Resolution: 1280 x 1024, 75Hz
Operating System: Windows 10 Home

I want to buy skyrim but im wondering if these specs are good enough to run it?

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Originally posted by melodick:

GPU: Geforce GT 610
CPU: Intel(R) Pentium(R) D CPU 2.80GHz
Memory:2.00 GB RAM
Resolution: 1280 x 1024, 75Hz
Operating System: Windows 10 Home

I want to buy skyrim but im wondering if these specs are good enough to run it?

For the new Skyrim? No way!

I think you would have a hard time running the old skyrim.
Not sure if buying the new Skyrim will give you the old copy; might want to double check the store page.

[sup3r]

Originally posted by Dr. SEAHAWKS !!!:

Originally posted by melodick:

GPU: Geforce GT 610
CPU: Intel(R) Pentium(R) D CPU 2.80GHz
Memory:2.00 GB RAM
Resolution: 1280 x 1024, 75Hz
Operating System: Windows 10 Home

I want to buy skyrim but im wondering if these specs are good enough to run it?

For the new Skyrim? No way!

I think you would have a hard time running the old skyrim.
Not sure if buying the new Skyrim will give you the old copy; might want to double check the store page.

Right now im just looking to get the regualar skyrim

[Trash Panda]

You can probably run the original skyrim on lower settings, but I wouldn't go in expecting a whole lot.

[SternLX]

Old Skyrim yes. SE... maybe on lowest settings.

[sup3r]

Originally posted by SternLX:

Old Skyrim yes. SE... maybe on lowest settings.

Do you think i could run enbs or those type of things?

[Ceriss]

Why windows 10... but such an old processor/GPU.

I'm sorry I'm not trying to be a ♥♥♥♥... it's just... why?

Anyways... it's a bit worse off than my old 570m and that could run vanilla old Skyrim at 60 fps 1080p.

40 with 2k textures.

Skip the enb unless you're okay with 15-20 fps.

Actually nvm don't do any big mods... you've only got 2 gigs of ram and a pentium.

[sup3r]

Originally posted by Kyokkai:

Why windows 10... but such an old processor/GPU.

I'm sorry I'm not trying to be a ♥♥♥♥... it's just... why?

Anyways... it's a bit worse off than my old 570m and that could run vanilla old Skyrim at 60 fps.

40 with 2k textures.

Skip the enb unless you're okay with 15-20 fps.

ok thanks

[Ceriss]

Originally posted by melodick:

Originally posted by Kyokkai:

Why windows 10... but such an old processor/GPU.

I'm sorry I'm not trying to be a ♥♥♥♥... it's just... why?

Anyways... it's a bit worse off than my old 570m and that could run vanilla old Skyrim at 60 fps.

40 with 2k textures.

Skip the enb unless you're okay with 15-20 fps.

ok thanks

I just edited but yeah nvm on the 2k textures btw, stick with light mods or your ram will be shredded and you'll get freezes.

Then again ram is cheap, you should at the very least upgrade that to 4GB.

[sup3r]

Originally posted by Kyokkai:

Originally posted by melodick:

ok thanks

I just edited but yeah nvm on the 2k textures btw, stick with light mods or your ram will be shredded and you'll get freezes.

ok thanks this really helped i played skyrim alot on the xbox 360 and wanted to start playing on pc with mods.

[Wilhelm Klink]

Wow...a pentium. Well if that isn't a blast from the past.

[Old Irish 8000]

Originally posted by Kyokkai:

Originally posted by melodick:

ok thanks

I just edited but yeah nvm on the 2k textures btw, stick with light mods or your ram will be shredded and you'll get freezes.

Then again ram is cheap, you should at the very least upgrade that to 4GB.

I agree more ram might help. 610 the bad number is the "one" in the middle.

[Ceriss]

Originally posted by melodick:

Originally posted by Kyokkai:

I just edited but yeah nvm on the 2k textures btw, stick with light mods or your ram will be shredded and you'll get freezes.

ok thanks this really helped i played skyrim alot on the xbox 360 and wanted to start playing on pc with mods.

Armor mods should be fine, lighting mods, weapons, game changes.

Just try not to get a lot of script heavy stuff or really anything with big textures and you should be fine.

I know you don't wanna hear it but even with regular Skyrim an upgrade would be nice, at least to the processor and RAM.

[sup3r]

Originally posted by Kyokkai:

Originally posted by melodick:

ok thanks this really helped i played skyrim alot on the xbox 360 and wanted to start playing on pc with mods.

Armor mods should be fine, lighting mods, weapons, game changes.

Just try not to get a lot of script heavy stuff or really anything with big textures and you should be fine.

I know you don't wanna hear it but even with regular Skyrim an upgrade would be nice, at least to the processor and RAM.

Ya im gonna try to upgrade asap

[sup3r]

Originally posted by Kyokkai:

Originally posted by melodick:

ok thanks this really helped i played skyrim alot on the xbox 360 and wanted to start playing on pc with mods.

Armor mods should be fine, lighting mods, weapons, game changes.

Just try not to get a lot of script heavy stuff or really anything with big textures and you should be fine.

I know you don't wanna hear it but even with regular Skyrim an upgrade would be nice, at least to the processor and RAM.

Also where should i get my mods i hear alot of people use that nexus site or the steam workshop right?

[trek554]

lol what ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ year is this? that pos system will not even play the original game worth a damn. even the xbox 360 will blow that pc out of the water when it comes to actual gaming performance. this has to be a troll thread as no one could be that damn clueless to think that pc can play games worth a crap.

even Intel graphics are twice as fast as that pos 610. http://www.videocardbenchmark.net/gpu.php?gpu=GeForce+GT+610

and that old Pentium 4 and 2gb will not cut it either. hell my ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ phone has a faster cpu and more ram than that.